Examples of using Fragmented in English and their translations into Arabic
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It will address the current weak, fragmented and ineffective system of governance as well as the issue of unpredictable funding.
The lower the fragmentation ratio, the less fragmented are the entities ' cooperation programmes in that country.
Enterprise resource planning aims to break down the silos of information within an organization by consolidating previously fragmented data from disparate information systems.
Despite these important programmes, international support efforts concerning information management remain fragmented and incomplete.
How best to ensure equitable access to water for the poor and how to change the fragmented subsectoral approaches to water management are major concerns.
rendering chemicals management fragmented and ineffective.
We note that the current international environmental governance architecture has many institutions and instruments and has become complex and fragmented.
Development of a comprehensive national capacity building strategic framework would guide the coordination of the existing highly fragmented human resource development activities.
In consequence, space law as a whole has become fragmented, difficult to grasp and, in some areas, of doubtful coherence.
Were we to follow that course of action, the most likely result would be a fragmented Organization vulnerable to damage brought about by antagonism.
The continued expansion and establishment of settlements has further fragmented the West Bank.
The response of legal officials to that problem was weak in many countries, and prevention strategies remained fragmented and reactive.
The Secretary-General had previously informed the Committee, upon enquiry, that the task assignment among aircraft was fragmented and lacked an integrated organizational focus.
As mentioned, efforts for developing" sustainability" indicators are under way, but in rather fragmented ways.
At present, the reports are overwhelming in number, tend towards duplication and are fragmented in their impact.
It was thanks to Napoléon that the continent was reshaped from a chaotic patchwork of fragmented feudal and religious territories into efficient, modern,
A significant number of countries have shifted from implementing fragmented programmes or ad hoc initiatives to adopting more coherent, coordinated and integrated cross-sectoral policies that are more closely aligned with national development goals and poverty reduction strategies.
The Special Rapporteur recommends that an effort be made to overcome the fragmented attention to gender, specifically in view of the importance of women ' s land ownership for the status of girls and women throughout rural Uganda.
viable venue for the settlement of disputes, but also as a major factor in maintaining faith in the law in our fragmented global legal system.
Fragmented Lives'.